Jared May - Building a Complete Spread RPO Offense
by Texas High School Coaches Association
Description
Learn how to build a program-record undefeated Southland Conference season and an FCS quarterfinal run. Offensive coordinator Jared May breaks down SFA's full offensive philosophy, starting with their mission statement to play tough, explosive, and winning offensive football and their plan to win: using tempo as a weapon, avoiding three-and-outs, and mastering situational football.
You'll get a detailed look at how SFA structures practice, then a full scheme install covering their RPO run game, their "deep choice" shot play package, and a quick game system built to give quarterbacks fulfilled reads on both sides of the formation. Every concept is shown on real game film from SFA's playoff run.
Whether you're building a program's identity from scratch or looking for a more efficient RPO and shot play system, this session delivers a complete, game-tested framework from a coaching staff that turned belief into a championship season.
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The Coach
Jared May
Offensive Coordinator, Stephen F. Austin (SFA)
Jared May stepped into the offensive coordinator role at Stephen F. Austin in January 2026, promoted by head coach Colby Carthel after the two had already spent well over 15 years coaching side by side. Before the promotion, May spent two seasons running the passing game and seven seasons coaching quarterbacks, helping develop two players who now rank among the top ten passers in school history, Trae Self and Sam Vidlak.
His work has not gone unnoticed outside the building either. Dave Campbell's Texas Football named him to its 40 Under 40 list in 2024. During his time overseeing the passing attack, SFA topped the Southland Conference in passing efficiency and ranked among the nation's best in scoring and red zone production, all while throwing fewer interceptions than anyone else in the league. He has also run the punt return game, a unit that broke program records in 2025 thanks to All American returner Bugs Mortimer.
May inherits an offense fresh off a landmark year. The 2025 team claimed the program's fifth conference title, its first since 2010, going undefeated in league play for the first time in nearly a century and riding an 11 game win streak all the way to the FCS quarterfinals.
Originally from Hamlin, Texas, May played college ball at Hardin Simmons and got his coaching start there in 2006. His path since has wound through West Texas A&M, an earlier tenure at SFA, and Texas A&M Commerce, where he worked alongside Carthel as co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, before settling back at SFA for what has become a long-term home starting in 2018.
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| Caterory: | Football/Spread Offense |
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| Videos: | 13 |